B.C. temporary foreign workers call for better rights during bike ride protest

B.C. temporary foreign workers call for better rights during bike ride protest

August 12, 2024 7:09 am PST.

Dozens of temporary foreign workers in B.C.’s agriculture industry gathered on Sunday for a bike ride protest. They are hoping to get the attention of the provincial and federal governments, pushing for better rights. Angela Bower has more.

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